The family of captive IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen will release footage of him being led by his captors to Gaza.
Opposition leader MK Yair Lapid told State Comptroller's Office personnel that he would cooperate with October 7th probe 'because he is better than the government.'
Bereaved daughter and sister, Orit Mark Ettinger, speaks about the pain, pride, inspiration of Rabbi Kook, and choice to continue living, at the special exhibition in memory of the fallen in honor of the Gimmel Elul event.
At Israel’s largest international school, students from over 90 countries form a close-knit community, blending world-class academics with cultural exchange.
Young boy brought to ER at Sheba Medical Center with a high fever was diagnosed with malaria, which he contracted during a trip to Tanzania. His condition is described as serious but stable.
Heritage Ministry allocates NIS 1 million to locate remains of the Altalena, sunk by the IDF in 1948.
Gadi Eisenkot says a hostage deal "requires no political change, only a decision by one person." Gantz responds: "You also need to know how to say yes."
Smotrich: "If Gantz wants to join to strengthen our resilience to defeat the enemy until complete victory and the return of all hostages - I welcome it."
Be'eri Hershkovitz, son of fallen IDF soldier and beloved high school principal Yossi Hershkovitz, ascends stage at Jerusalem event, singing his fallen father's song; singer Yonatan Razel accompanies Be'eri and his mother Hadas on the clarinet.
The Prime Minister's Office sent a message to his fellow members of the coalition that he would not accept the offer from Benny Gantz to join the government as a way to add votes for an end to the war.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sends birthday wishes to US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, praising him as 'a lighthouse of moral clarity, a fearless voice of faith, and a lifelong champion of the U.S.-Israel alliance.'
The police today issued an urgent appeal to locate Orel Shukrun, 19, from Tiberias, suspected of killing Daniel Aslan, a 22-year-old discharged IDF soldier.
Israeli government approves funding for flights to Uman ahead of Rosh Hashanah, following Moldova’s demand for infrastructure fees.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar sends message to Europe, warning, 'Every action against Israel directly serves the jihadist axis in the Middle East.'
The new tower provides continuous reception along Route 60 and Highway 466 - part of a broad initiative to improve cellular coverage and enhance security across Judea and Samaria.
Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman says reliance on Mansour Abbas would have led the previous government to 'fold' during the October 7 attack.
A Border Police officer has been convicted by a police disciplinary tribunal for forcibly pulling a settler's sidelocks during the demolition of the Oz Zion homestead in the Binyamin region, an incident that took place approximately three years ago.
Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai dismisses accusations that the municipality threatened Orthodox synagogues over a disputed contract clause, says clause was amended in coordination with synagogue officials.
The move follows a threat by Teachers' Union chairman Ran Erez to boycott preparation days and delay the opening of the school year.
Deputy Mayor Haim Goren says controversial clauses in synagogue contracts were removed long ago, stresses city has no agenda against synagogues.
A forest fire is raging near Mevasseret Zion. Ground firefighting teams and eight firefighting aircraft working to contain the blaze. Authorities considering closing Route 1.
Kosher Israeli internet provider, Internet Rimon, which provides Internet filtering services for the religious and haredi sectors, was hacked last night by an Iranian cyberattack group.
Families stage 7:10 AM protest outside Cabinet ministers' homes: "We won't forgive continued stalling. Listen to the people: End this war and bring everyone home."
Maj. Gen. (res.) Yoav ‘Poli’ Mordechai was removed from Israel’s hostage negotiations team after police barred his involvement amid the Qatar-Gate bribery investigation.
During a special interview with Israel National News, Mosab Hassan Yousef was asked about the possibility of converting to Judaism following his ties with the Jewish people and abandoning Hamas' terrorism.
A terminally ill 88-year-old man, who served 11 years in prison for the murder of his wife, confessed to the murder of his five-year-old son in 1974.
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called on his fellow coalition faction heads not to allow the Blue and White party into the government, claiming it would impede success in Gaza.
Tel Aviv Municipality requires some 130 synagogues to sign contracts obligating them to provide services 'to all residents regardless of belief,' which synagogue leaders are calling 'secular coercion in the name of equality.'
MK Eitan Ginzburg says that Benjamin Netanyahu is the one who now needs to lead a move to establish a national unity government, following Benny Gantz's proposal.
Police are investigating the deaths of two men found in a burning vehicle near Kafr Qassem.
Blue and White chairman MK Benny Gantz offers to join the government to secure a comprehensive hostage deal, pass a draft law, and set elections for spring 2026.
Protesters disrupt minister's Shabbat walk to synagogue in Sharon region, verbally accost him and his soldier son.
Families of hostages hold series of protests and call for participation in a "National Day of Action" on Tuesday.
As part of the weekend’s activities, participants took part in a guided tour toward the northern boundary of the Gaza Strip, underscoring the close proximity to potential residential areas.
Israel Railways announces resumption of train service in key stations in central Israel, says operations will fully return to normal by September 1.
Just before the start of Shabbat, the ISA extended a special order barring two detainees from meeting with legal counsel for an additional 48 hours.
Blue and White chief Benny Gantz to hold press conference on conditions, including 'time-bound initiative,' for his party joining government, report says.
Foreign Ministry strongly rejects a statement by foreign ministers condemning construction in E1 area near Jerusalem, calling it an attempt to impose "foreign dictates" and a form of "racism."
The families of Israeli hostages hold a Shabbat gathering outside the Prime Minister’s Residence, demanding PM Netanyahu "leave the Shabbat table and move to the negotiating table" to secure a deal and bring all captives home.
Prime Minister’s Office launches forceful rebuttal to starvation claims, cites two million tons of aid delivered to Gaza, 'the only ones being intentionally starved in Gaza are the Israeli hostages.'
Jerusalem District prosecution files indictment against 36-year-old suspect threatening to kill Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
Jojo Rabia, a bereaved father whose two sons were murdered on 10/7, received his stolen cell phone containing his sons' voice messages, 'Thank you to everyone who helped.'
Brawl at Mahane Yehuda open-air market causes mass panic, fear of terror attack, until circumstances reveal violence to be criminal in nature.
Ahead of Elul term and following recent arrests, Rabbi Yitzhak Zilberstein calls on haredi yeshiva students to learn Torah constantly and avoid idle talk.
Barcelona Mayor Jaume Collboni's request to enter Israel is rejected following his harsh statements against Israel and the city's decision to sever ties.
New poll shows Benny Gantz's Blue and White failing to pass electoral threshold, while party led by Gadi Eisenkot wins 10 Knesset seats.
Body of Shlomi Banai, who fell from an SUP in the Kinneret, is found by marine police.
According to Arab reports, Israel and Syria are expected to sign a security agreement under US auspices on September 25, without a comprehensive peace deal.
SAS announces it will resume direct flights from Copenhagen to Tel Aviv beginning in October, marking its return to Israel after a nearly decade-long hiatus.
Rachel, widow of the late Captain (res.) Rabbi Avi Goldberg, who fell in Lebanon, got engaged tonight to school principal Aminadav Rotenberg.
Education in Israel is at a crossroads: IASA survey finds most students aren’t ready for adulthood, and experts say it’s time for change.
A new ambulance was dedicated in Moshav Mivtahim in memory of Kfir, Ariel, and Shiri Bibas, and Shiri's parents Yossi and Margit Silberman, who were murdered on 10/7.
Two residents of Jerusalem crossed the maritime border into Jordan in the Gulf of Eilat on a jet ski, were returned to Israel, and were interrogated by the police.
Haredi groups plan fresh protests against the detention of draft evaders, alongside a public fast and prayer later this week, while Tzohar’s Rabbi David Stav condemns refusal to serve as a 'disgrace of Hashem’s name.'
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the detention of the suspect in the letter requesting to apply Biblical self-defense law against attorney Gali Baharav-Miara by one day.
Prime Minister Netanyahu explains why Hamas must go in an interview with Sky News Australia.
Salah Abu-Hussein, an Israeli citizen who had been imprisoned in Lebanon for approximately one year, returned to Israel following negotiations with the assistance of the Red Cross.
The Kolta family—parents and their five children from Beit El—have recently relocated to Givat Or Ahuvia, becoming the second family to take up residence at the site.
It was a week of extraordinary luck for Mifal HaPais, Israel’s state-run lottery, as two women in their 50s walked away with massive wins in consecutive draws
